Ice phenology has shifted with anthropogenic warming such that many lakes are
experiencing a shorter ice season. However, changes to ice quality—the ratio of black and …

Millions of lakes inversely stratify during winter. Seemingly subtle variations in the duration
of winter stratification can have major ecological effects by, for example, altering the vertical …

Lakes are traditionally classified based on their thermal regime and trophic status. While this
classification adequately captures many lakes, it is not sufficient to understand seasonally …

In the past 26 years the transport of allochthonous matter into Lake Onego has increased.
Water brownification in Petrozavodsk Bay, a northwestern bay in Lake Onego, and in the …

The heating of ponds, lakes, streams, rivers, and wetlands determines their temperatures
and the movement of heat creates the density structure in the water column in which …

Freshwaters are important emitters of carbon dioxide (CO 2) and methane (CH 4), two potent
greenhouse gases (GHGs). While aquatic surface GHG fluxes have been extensively …

The present study investigates the changes in dissolved organic matter (DOM) composition
and its influences on trace metal dispersion from the Shuya River (SR) in the Petrozavodsk …

River inflow affects the spatiotemporal variability of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the water
column of lakes and may locally influence CO2 gas exchange with the atmosphere …

This special issue of Inland Waters focuses on recent under-ice research in Lake Onego,
Russia. Compared to open waters, research on ice-covered lakes is sparse because of the …

River ice thickness (RIT) directly influences human activities, such as rural transportation
and subsistence activities, in addition to ecosystem and hydrology processes in the Arctic …